science experiment burning methane swamp gas

A simple vessel for collecting and igniting methane swamp gas.

[@stephensmith4025]

You could not pay me any amount of money to Wade waist deep into that kind of water

[@Uncle_9-11]

Basically shit water with the floor being made up of flammable swamp gas deposits caused by all the dead,decaying bacteria ridden organic matter in there

[@aliashrivastv649]

😂😂

[@Layput]

It's clean

[@m.streicher8286]

@@Layput my man there's so much decomp happening it literally burns

[@buddyrevell4329]

If I hadn't known that was swamp gas I'd swear it was a UFO

[@volt897]

What are you doing in my swamp😂

[@DasAntiNaziBroetchen]

I wont try it at home. I'll try it in a swamp. That's fine, right?

[@MajinMist603]

if you get set on fire you can jump into the swamp.

[@anshu8385]

Ek eyi bhabe

[@RLZerr]

I put that in there because, you know. CYA

[@itoyuko7813]

@@MajinMist603 omg!😂

[@Mr3344555]

Shrek's home is in a swamp, that's the only off limits swamp as it's a dwelling 😂

[@JasonSpitzMI50]

Remember kids DO NOT try this at home, GO to your NEIGHBOR'S HOUSE.

[@seanmckay3392]

Umm to late im 13 and i found a street drain runoff and i followed it to a swamp ima burn that methane and no no one owns the swamp (edit) im now 14

[@rayGuha1111]

This is exactly what causes Will o' the Wasps.

[@ThaJew420]

Can someone explain how this would occur naturally tho? Like what’s gonna ignite it naturally and how would it be contained enough without the use of a device to cause what people have described? Static electricity in the air? Ok, but then how is it contained enough to ignite?

[@skyhigh6]

Many years ago I was at our local sewer plant, the plant had a torch that burned 24/7, I ask one of the worker what was fueling the flame, he said sewer gas, or methane. Now many or of wasted disposal sights have set up and trap the methane which is generated by our garbage. As an avid fisherman I have seen these methane bubble coming to the surface of lakes and swampy areas. It is the result of rotting vegetation at the bottom of the lakes.

[@scottmartin8888]

Sky High I always mistake it for clams sometimes. Those bubbles.

[@CodingWithUnity]

C02 can also build up under the water, and if the water layer is disturbed and enough was built up, it can cause mass deaths. around 2k people died near lake nyos when this happened. Now we put pipes in lakes we find the build up at to slowly release the C02

[@dickfitswell3437]

@@scottmartin8888 It is clams. Clams fart. Im sure you've smelled clammy farts before.

[@raidoung4100]

wonderful, unlimited source of power :D:D:D:D

[@raidoung4100]

i could cook on this the whole day :D

[@gunawandjafar751]

AMAZING SIR ....

[@scottwinton]

Awesome!

[@Antifacio]

Nice one. Must try it at my home swamp.

[@rat2316]

Shrek moment

[@disneyfactsguy]

And this is how the lore of the wisps began. Merida sees them in Brave.

[@timathee11]

pretty cool

[@BobbeeSingh]

1:30 If you're trying this at home then you have a whole lot of explaining to do with methane being in your home

[@ryanyork837]

Natural gas of the wild

[@rursus8354]

Warning: don't do this at home! The least loss is when you poke hole in the tupperware, but when you turn your home into a swamp you will get into deep trouble.

[@illadin12]

Can we not collect whatever is causing the gas and refine it into a fuel?

[@liammadden6857]

Man get out there before a gator gets u good video 😁

[@ktie28]

Wow!!!

[@Gunpowdermaniac22]

The 1 time it's actually swamp gas 😂

[@SOLARCELLS101]

your getting that much gas from that, man pump that to your house Thanks, David

[@agentfungus9742]

+SOLARCELLS101 : I live across the street from an abandoned quarry. Since the early 1960s, it was used as a municipal dump for discarded appliances and organic yard waste. This was discontinued in the late 1970s and only clean fill (concrete, gravel, stone) was allowed. In the 1990s, the quarry was finally filled in and the city wanted to zone the land for residential development. Test wells were erected. Because of the rotting yard waste almost 100 feet down, methane was being released. If any enclosed structures were to be built on this land...KABOOM! So the land is now a park, thank goodness.

[@DasAntiNaziBroetchen]

Why are you thanking him? lmao

[@AmosNomore]

@@DasAntiNaziBroetchen He thanked him for posting an informative and entertaining video, you ignoble ingrate. Harsh, sorry.

[@dickfitswell3437]

@@AmosNomore I really love the word INGRATE. You used it just perfectly. Great word. One of my favorites

[@bradjohnson1578]

Could this be used as fuel?

[@PlaceStillMatters]

What was the experiment? That natural gas methane is flammable?

[@michaelrandell3755]

Maybe that methane pops out of marshes because of the decomposition of organic matter in the bottom. Idk, but that was fun to watch.

[@geoadventure996]

LOL - taking a swim in a swamp. That how inventions start

[@jamesfranxx6151]

what state are you in doing this?

[@TrTveT]

Seems sober to me

[@want2be420]

@@TrTveT lol good one

[@seanmckay3392]

U can do it in any swamp

[@claire9956]

i was just studying methane and came to see this

[@SW-nq1bx]

Le Feu follet 😉

[@sydneyweston3819]

Holy shit... 😮😯😲🤭😳

[@gato712]

Some people see lights and think ghosts. This man sees lights and thinks science.

[@TheEternalClown]

good for him

[@alvinfriesen4918]

This is not even top secret?

[@arkcry9325]

Luke Harper wants to know your location

[@johnphilips6868]

Ah, I get it

[@slayskool1964]

Also responsible for every UFO.

[@cygnusstarscream]

See , no comparison to authentic UFO videos. People aren't Idiots enough to confuse that with moving lights in the sky.

[@mozartips]

What a waste of energy!

[@seanmckay3392]

Energy u mean gas